BC Pet Registry attended Friendly Paws Society’s National Pet Day Sunday Market to educate pet guardians about the importance of microchip and registration. With free microchip scans and on-site support, we helped attendees check their pets’ microchip status and guided them through the registration process. Learn why registration matters and
BC Pet Registry attended Friendly Paws Society’s National Pet Day Sunday Market to educate pet guardians about the importance of microchip and registration. With free microchip scans and on-site support, we helped attendees check their pets’ microchip status and guided them through the registration process. Learn why registration matters and
Across Canada, many households are feeling the impact of higher living costs. From groceries and gas to veterinary care, families are making careful choices about
The world has changed dramatically in the past few years, and for pet owners, life looks very different from what it once was. With remote
On March 22, BC Pet Registry, BC SPCA Richmond, and Petsville Animal Hospital teamed up for a free microchip and scanning clinic to help reduce
Losing a pet is one of the most stressful experiences a pet owner can face. The uncertainty, fear, and endless searching can be overwhelming. But what actually happens when a lost pet is found and taken to a shelter? Many pet owners assume that the process is simple—scan for a
Pet owners rely on microchips to help reunite them with their beloved companions if they ever go missing. However, a microchip is only as good as the registry behind it. When a pet registry unexpectedly shuts down, pet owners and finders can be left without access to critical information that
When it comes to identifying lost pets, microchip lookup plays a crucial role in reuniting animals with their guardians. Experienced vets and shelter staff often rely on microchip lookup tools and databases to trace the owner. While microchips are widely used, not all registries offer the same reliability. In this
Adopting a rescue pet is an incredible experience that brings joy and fulfillment to both the pet and the owner. However, this act of compassion also comes with responsibilities—one of the most important being to ensure your pet has proper identification. Rescue pets often lack adequate ID, leaving them vulnerable
Losing a pet is one of the most stressful experiences a pet owner can face. The uncertainty, fear, and endless searching can be overwhelming. But what actually happens when a lost pet is found and taken to a shelter? Many pet owners assume that the process is simple—scan for a
Pet owners rely on microchips to help reunite them with their beloved companions if they ever go missing. However, a microchip is only as good as the registry behind it. When a pet registry unexpectedly shuts down, pet owners and finders can be left without access to critical information that
When it comes to identifying lost pets, microchip lookup plays a crucial role in reuniting animals with their guardians. Experienced vets and shelter staff often rely on microchip lookup tools and databases to trace the owner. While microchips are widely used, not all registries offer the same reliability. In this
Adopting a rescue pet is an incredible experience that brings joy and fulfillment to both the pet and the owner. However, this act of compassion also comes with responsibilities—one of the most important being to ensure your pet has proper identification. Rescue pets often lack adequate ID, leaving them vulnerable
All microchips registered with the BC Pet Registry are traceable internationally via the American Animal Hospital Association’s (AAHA) universal pet microchip lookup, petmicrochiplookup.org. This partnership means that you and your pet can travel with confidence!
The BC Pet Registry is owned and operated by The British Columbia Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (BC SPCA). All proceeds from this program support the life-saving work performed everyday at BC SPCA locations throughout the province.
